I need help with this question To meet waste discharge stand

I need help with this question. To meet waste discharge standards, a factory implements a control system designed to prevent the release of wastewater that does not meet those standards. One of the controls requires chemical analysis of the water, prior to discharge, for components specified in the permit. Is this an appropriate control? Why or why not?

Solution

Yes, this is an appropriate control. Analytic results are the criteria for the decision to discharge waste water which in combination with other control measures helps management acheive the goal of preventing the release of wastewater that does not meet the permit limits.